Hogwarts: My name is the Unforgivable Curse

Just as he had guessed before, the werewolf curse only acts on the vitality layer of the human body, and the scope of mental power involved is extremely small - probably causing the subject to lose a short period of time in a specific state at a specific time. Just rational.

However, this brief moment of losing one's mind, combined with the werewolf's destructive power in its transformed state, and the disgusting contagiousness of the werewolf curse, created the notoriety of the "werewolf" species. It’s no wonder that after Lupine’s werewolf identity was revealed in the original work, so many parents of students opposed his continued teaching.

I really can't blame those parents - even in Muggle society, probably no one would want an AIDS patient with intermittent mania to spend time with their children every day, no matter how prestigious or prestigious the principal of that school is. That teacher has a friendly personality and knows how to control his condition... The potential danger will not disappear because of these things.

"By the way, what is the principle of the curse that Voldemort placed on the Defense Against the Dark Arts professorship? Why haven't I discovered it until now? And why will the curse automatically dissipate with the death of Voldemort? It stands to reason that once a magic is formed, unless it is combined with The lives of the casters are bound together, so the rules should have nothing to do with each other..."

"Uh, I'm thinking too far."

He shook his head and casually found an empty box to sit down while continuing to recall the state of Lupine's soul that he had just observed——

There is nothing abnormal about the origin of the soul, there is no doubt about it.

The level of mental power that he is best at is also affected due to his natural connection with life force. This is probably the reason why the werewolf loses his mind when the curse occurs. However, other than that, other structures of the entire mental power are not affected. any impact.

Therefore, as a true master of mental power research, Avada already had a method that could temporarily block part of the link between vitality and mental power after just a few glances, allowing werewolves to stay sane when the curse occurs...

Yes, this is one of the basic principles of Wolfsbane potion.

As for how that potion allows the subject to directly turn into an ordinary wolf when the curse occurs, further research is needed, whether it is studying Lupine's vitality or the finished wolfsbane potion.

Then there is the vitality level - this is the most problematic part.

From the perspective of the magic sense, Lupine's life force was left with a mark that was somewhat similar to a magic contract, but the magic structure was made of magic that could be perfectly integrated into the human body's life force. That magic is usually silent, but once it is touched by a certain condition from the outside world, it will explode immediately, destroying and distorting the entire life force structure... And that magic is undoubtedly the werewolf curse.

In layman's terms, the werewolf curse is like a magical contract that acts on the level of life force. The conditions for violating the contract and being punished by the contract are not triggered by the subject, but are determined by external conditions - the so-called full moon.

As for why people bitten by werewolves will also be planted with the same werewolf curse, Avada is still not sure. If he wants to study it, he must have a ready-made, transformed werewolf at hand...

However, this does not affect that it is not difficult for him to remove a contract brand.

Although his research direction has always been towards spiritual power since entering the magical world, because the connection between vitality and spiritual power has become too strong to be ignored under many conditions, there are naturally some problems in Avada's life. Dabble. Although it is definitely not as in-depth as the mental power field, it is at least an expert level - a serious expert.

Therefore, since he has several hours to observe Lupine's vitality every week, and he may beg for the wolfsbane potion from Snape, he is more interested in developing a plan to completely overcome the werewolf curse. Confident - this matter is worthy of his attention. This is not just for Lupine. If the werewolf problem can be completely solved, it will be a great good thing for the entire magical society, and it will be a great thing for him. Planning is also a great help…

And don't forget that he also has a powerful weapon called magic sense, which allows him to use his mental power to directly and crudely dismantle any magic structure. Even if he couldn't develop a universal, cost-controllable treatment plan, it wouldn't stop him from using his talents to sharpen it - isn't this how the curse on the Resurrection Stone has been being worn away?

But the curse was indeed ridiculously strong. He had been working on it for a whole year and it still hadn't been completely broken... He suddenly wanted to meet a dementor again. The mental power level of that thing was definitely enough to trigger the curse.

‘Okay, there’s a new mission. ’

He rubbed his head and thought about how many things he had to do in this "quiet" school year - contact Black, obtain the locket, plot against Peter Pettigrew, explore the magical society to verify the feasibility of his idea, and if he had time If so, you need to research werewolves...

‘Why are you busier than last year? ? ’

'Forget it, at least it's safe this time, unlike the previous two years where life was in danger...'

'My lord, Merlin, when will the days of being free and easy with twenty galleons from the Ministry of Magic come...'

"Yo, Ken?"

The door of the box next to him was suddenly opened, startling him: "Qiu? Long time no see."

"haven't seen you for a long time."

Qiu Zhang said hello with a smile, and then asked: "Have you ever sat with you?"

"He was sitting with a group of prefects just now, and he is probably patrolling now - the new prefects he was appointed to this year."

"Really? That's great. What's so important is that he didn't even write to me during the holidays... See you at school, Ken!"

"Well, see you at school."

Avada nodded, watched Qiu Feng run out in a hurry, and then took out a copy of "Today's Transfiguration" and started reading it, waiting for the next "interference"...

"Ken."

"Hey, Baron...you also bought this issue of "Transfiguration Today"?"

"You bought it too? That's great. Have you seen Professor McGonagall's article?"

"Read it. It's the one about the transformation experiment through the extreme petrification conditions created by the basilisk's evil eye?"

"Yes, that's it."

Baron sighed: "I don't know what happened, but after reading this article, my father suddenly became interested in basilisks. He said he planned to invest in a basilisk farm, and he even contacted me about it. Professor Kettleburn..."

"Huh? Breeding basilisks?!"

Avada was startled: "I thought Professor Kettleburn was just joking! Can that thing be raised?"

"According to my father, it can be raised - after all, even the ancients Herbo and Slytherin thousands of years ago were able to successfully breed basilisks. There is no reason why modern wizards can't succeed."

"But aren't they all able to control the basilisk thanks to their talent in Parseltongue?"

Avada had a question mark on his face: "But if we just invite people with Parseltongue talents instead of developing methods that can be promoted, how can we form a systematic breeding? How can we talk about an entire breeding farm?"

"Who knows, my father has always been mysterious recently..."

Balon sighed, and started chatting casually with Avada about the Basilisk—no one finally talked to him about Quidditch on the train this year.

Dumbledore actor Michael Gambon passed away today, tributes to him